I Built A Cave That Could Last For A Thousand Years In 15 Days - Cave With Fire, DIY, ASMR

Mr. Sulo's Adventure
DIY, cave building, fireplace shelter, dog, nature sounds, primitive methods, Survival skills, bushcraft camping, campfire cooking, asmr.
In this adventure called How to Make a Cave Shelter WITH FIRE, I built a cave in 15 days that will survive for a thousand years.
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[@mrsulo]

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[@bugiscamping3384]

What ia chanel

[@rickywhite7578]

Hey Mr. Sulo is there a specific type of stone you look for to burn or dose all stone burn out like that?

[@raimundanonata6327]

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[@mrsulo]

@@rickywhite7578 Hello sir. I'm not looking for a type of stone with a waist. All kinds of stones crack after a certain temperature. This is because the stone expands with heat.

[@mal6820]

Great skills. In what country this area

[@williamchristy3063]

CONGRADULATIONS! You have created what my people call, "A Hermit's Cave" or shelter. It starts with a huge sandstone boulder. You then build a fire to dehydrate a portion of the rock making it very brittle and easy to dig. My people prefer to build it into a large cliff face a few yards up off the wilderness floor for protection and vantage point. If possible, we use clay as mortar for the rock wall. The opening to the cave should be smaller than the inside of the cave to help retain heat and make the cave more defensible. We use fresh hard rock and clay to build the from of the cave to the appropriate size. Tolls needed: long and short handle pickaxe, rock-bar, good size hammer up to a baby-sledge, round and square head shovels. We chisel climbing steps in the rock for easy access to our cave. We cook outside the cave to prevent softening of the inner walls. The height of the inner cave should be such as to accommodate standing up. The depth of the inner cave should be such as to retain warmth. We purposely strategically locate our cave systems in locations to be reused annually as we travel about hunting. We mark ownership of our cave systems with cave drawings on the inner wall telling our story. When not in use, we normally seal the entrance of our cave system to hide it from predators and enemies marking the cave location with some type of sign.

[@davidchosewood647]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing that. I find this sort of thing fascinating.👍

[@eddarby469]

That didn't appear to be sandstone to me. I thought maybe it was chert.

[@bobbiechavez2990]

@@eddarby469 Looks more like limestone or a sandy limestone...

[@eddarby469]

@@bobbiechavez2990 Well, I am no authority on geology, but the limestone I know about is a gray color. But it is also very planar as is this material.

[@anwarabrahams2413]

@@chrisgrill6302 y do u want WiFi I u move away from city life is WiFi so important

[@liamfoxy]

This video is also a great example as to why one should never build a fire under an outcrop of rock. It may seem logical to keep your fire covered, and the heat trapped is great, but it can also crack off a giant piece of rock in the night that will squash you in your sleep

[@clayton9136]

Not in the fashion of the video. But otherwise it's okay. Been done for hundreds upon thousands of years.

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

@@clayton9136 And the ones that didn't work out for will probably have their remains buried forever. ;)

[@springfieldsaint2749]

Difference between a fire to cook rock and a fire for warmth and cooking.

[@clayton9136]

@@GUNNER67akaKelt More than likely just a cool story to tell. But ya I hear ya.

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

@@clayton9136 Hehe, the danger is probably overblown, buuuut it sounds like something that would happen to me... actually, come to think about it, in my teenage years my family visited the Wisconsin Dells. There are steep, narrow canyons you can hike through there. It had rained the day before and as I walked I heard a noise above me. A rock the size of my head was skipping along the canyon wall heading directly for me. I jetted the hell out of the way, dragging my dog behind me. It scared the hell out of me and I didn't stop running until I reached the other end of the canyon (only to realize I had to go back through the canyon to get back to the boat). Not the same situation but... yeah, there's always that one chance.

[@beverlymasonlpcpc4264]

I have recently been watching videos of Iranian nomads who build shelters in much the same way. What they can do with natural resources is amazing.

[@delbert3539]

This man can work. I appreciate a man that can do a lot with very little. Good luck to you brother.

[@rayescobar8509]

One of the very best shelters ever built on the internet. Thank you so much for the journey. God bless.

[@user-cp9mb5kv5t]

E.u

[@huetuyenquang5518]

hello dear friend

[@randallsmerna384]

Well, to be fair it was actually built on a mountainside... 😜

[@jacobnarley6748]

Haha guess I wasn’t meant to know. He did have a spotted blue tongue., so I have an idea lol Cheers great video!

[@kansascowboy5721]

I had no idea that the rock would chip off like that due to the fire! This is why I watch a variety of videos like this, to get educated and the comments are very educational as well 👍🏻

[@HariKristiyanto]

I live in an area that has similar geology to your location, limestone soil. But unfortunately I don't have enough skills to make caves.

[@benprice3481]

You know… I’ve always wanted to build a cabin for an adventurous/outdoor getaway. But now I want to just build a cave near/under a boulder. That would appease my want to build a tunnel, a cave, and a cabin all at once

[@alexgrenlie862]

Well, after you make yourself a series of underground tunnels What is the plan after that? To get some quick cement from home depot and abduct several women to create an underground harem?

[@benprice3481]

@@alexgrenlie862 nah. It would be a man cave since I don’t really get a space in my house for hobbies and shit. But I guess I could airBnB it for others that are into group orgies.

[@Dave005ZFile]

​@@alexgrenlie862Every man's dream.

[@WargehBushcraft]

It's a very nice and interesting video, congratulations my friend.

[@briantomcollins]

I have a small (very small) boulder field behind my house and a few dozen acres around it. Wouldn't exactly be legal, but i kinda wanna try this. Now that Spring is here, it would probably be a good time to try. Everything's wet enough to keep the risk of fire spreading to a minimum. It's heavily wooded, but with enough prep and caution it's certainly do-able.

[@edsonrochak4997]

Incrível!! Muito bom mesmo!

[@All.Season.Camper]

So much with so little because of your vision, your strong heart, blood, sweat and prob some tears. Respect, Sir!

[@fernandomagallanes9119]

Tu trabajo es fantástico!! Y gracias por cuidar al mejor amigo del hombre 🚹

[@joan4973]

Si esa roca le cae arriba yo te voy a ser UN cuento.

[@ArcherBowman]

My people call this dwelling..."Hole under rock." Technical term. A labor of love. Quite creative. Nice job! 👍

[@pollyb.4648]

I thoroughly enjoyed your process! But I was disappointed there was not a tour of the finished cave because I'm confused by two sources of light inside, maybe I missed something. Is there a back entrance?

[@user-pu3mr7lr2k]

Вы всю красоту закрыли дверью, можно было панорамные окно сделать, поставить. У вас такой вид красивый. Спасибо, мы тоже свами были в красивой природе.

[@user-rx3qx7qn9h]

Красота появиться, когда балкон соорудить для любимой тёщи

[@user-jo2ik6mk8v]

Ага, Стеклопакет поставить)

[@user-rx3qx7qn9h]

Дивчинам целую ручку

[@ikromsaidmaxmudov1266]

Браво Мастер ! Отдаю должное вам за труд и отношение к четвероногому другу ! Думаю у этой затейи, есть вторая часть 👍❤?

[@mr.magazine]

Очень скоро британские ученые сделают новое открытие... чудом сохранившуюся пещеру возрастом 10000 лет 😂. ✊️👍💪

[@user-rx3qx7qn9h]

С иероглифами на стене "здесь был Мыкола Дерибасовский"

[@mr.magazine]

@@user-rx3qx7qn9h 😂

[@mrsulo]

🤣🤣

[@Pazair-nq6gl]

😂😂😂

[@BryanJohnson-qb1se]

That dog looks like he grew significantly during your “15 day” build.

[@dry009]

It was totally 15 days! Just not consecutive days :D

[@hjmchannel897]

They recasted the dog. The first one was a bust.

[@mattamagiera]

i noticed that based on its pure refusal to move at 3m35s@@hjmchannel897

[@NeBuLiSt]

Great video, You built an amazing place to and camp out!!!! I'd love to see the finished scene a year or so later once all the grass and everything has settled in!!!

[@Luisfeliz28]

I never knew we could build caves. This changes SO much about history for me.

[@won2wonder]

Someone who builds a cave is someone who has a steady food supply without roaming around. Put that in your history noggin. Also I suggest reading Sapiens

[@steverogers7611]

What do u think a subway is ? A place to buy a sandwich ?

[@wrcz]

he didn't really build a cave though...

[@spiritinflux]

The Hypogeum in Malta…. Stick that in your history noggin … There is much we used to do that we don’t now do.

[@timfronimos459]

Craftsmanship pure and simple! Thanks for posting.

[@mrsulo]

I'm glad you like it my friend. keep following me. 👍💪

[@HoaUyen-eb5qx]

Thật là một ý tưởng hay, làm nhà ở vách đá rất đẹp ❤❤❤❤

[@rosaestelagonzales657]

Magnifico trabajo. Gracias por compartir este documental.

[@Love_Is_What_Its_All_About]

Wow you are amazing. An Architect, A Builder, a Survivor. What a beautiful combination. Awesome mate 👍

[@patdriver5696]

Absolutely amazing! You have such extraordinary talent and I appreciate you sharing. TY

[@liliyalozinskaya5658]

Прекрасное убежище ! Вы большой молодец и мастер ! Здоровья вам и сил ! За собак отдельный лайк,они прелесть !👍

[@sabineschuhmacher3525]

I like the way you use natural sounding of the elements instead of music 😍 very nice documentary and you are an very talented men 💜

[@desirealone5428]

I totally agree. I send greetings from Turkey.

[@LostThymeOverlandAdventures]

That’s called ASMR

[@LostThymeOverlandAdventures]

What’s that tool called at about 19:37? TIA

[@user-yv2do7tj3u]

Золотые руки! Смекалка,сила воли! Настоящий мужчина: и жилище построит и накормит! Мало таких в наше время! Восхищаюсь!

[@user-rx3qx7qn9h]

А тарелку борща строитель заслужил от Валюнчика?

[@user-bh9te1nu9n]

Σε ποια χώρα νά γράφεται νά ξέρουμε

[@debraowen6723]

Sir, this is such a cool looking written language! I don't recognize it. What language do you speak and from where? Just curious.

[@user-yv2do7tj3u]

@@debraowen6723 Я живу в России

[@tetrilvv4095]

Вальюнчик! Ищите и обрящите!

[@ThuydungNguyen-wz5xe]

Bạn giỏi quá xứng đáng được mọi người like chúc bạn nhiều sức khỏe

[@SupaLonelyDino]

Idk if those are your dogs but the fact that your so concerned about them and keep checking on them is so heartwarming

[@allenbroussard1451]

I hope they were rescues, cause i saw the ears cut on that first one and thats a pretty cruel thing to do.

[@incognitocamo1439]

watching those pieces of rock crack off was so cool. i've always known that was a thing but watching this i now realize i've never actually seen that or a water logged rock explode in fire happen. super cool and really smart way to quarry flat rocks for building.

[@birdymaniac]

its not rock

[@iandarall4551]

This is why concrete explodes if a good fire on top and a wet void under it

[@Drewsky840]

​@@birdymaniacit's definitely a rock. What the hell do you think it is?

[@paulfrost8952]

@@birdymaniac it’s sedimentary rock!

[@paulfrost8952]

That’s why it’s dangerous to light big fires under over hanging terrain. There’s been many incidents when people think they’ve found a great place to party they light a nice big fire to keep themselves warm then later in the night down comes the roof🤕

[@sirinay1649]

you are a creative person. ı like your work. breaking stone with fire it is my favorite in this video. thanks for your new creative and wonderfull work....

[@raulobarrera6444]

Grannnnde Sulooooo...!!!! una hermosura tu trabajo y por cierto sos un hombre prolijo che..!!! FELICITACIONES ..!!! da gusto verte..!!! saludos desde Argentina Dios te bendiga soldado..!! Raulo Barret

[@arte_performatica]

Gosto muito disso! Se eu estivesse por perto, me ofereceria como ajudante! Ganhou uma inscrita do Brasil. Parabéns pela disposição, e pela sua conexão com a natureza. O mundo precisa de mais pessoas como você. Abraço da Anna! #sucesso para seu canal💚🍀

[@denniscoughlin7437]

Amazing the vision people have. I couldn't see this at all looking from beginning.

[@mr.historian34]

İyi geceler bay mr Sülo bir numarasın ellerine emeğine sağlık canım kardeşim ne muhteşem sığınak dinlenmek için yuva huzur dolu dağ oteli orada biraz ekmek su patates salatası veya ufak Çaplı yiyecek sadık dostlarda yanında bol oksijen benim yerimede dinlen dolaş dünyanın en zengin insanı senin kadar İnanlı mutlu değildir sana yakışır 🇹🇷⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍲🍲🤗🤲👍🦋🍷🧃 tanrı senikorusun

[@metedogada]

Abi kafamda böyle bı proje War yaklaşık 10 kişilik bir aile Çanakkale de taşlık bir arazi ve bu arazide yaşam için kayalara böyle hobbit ewler inşaa etmek içerisine de aileler tolu şekilde alışveriş yapıp koyun inek tavuk tamamen izole bir hayat küçük bir köy kurmak

[@kcjstanley9608]

Fascinating thanks for sharing your talents with us.

[@euripidean]

Mesmerizing. I had no idea anyone could burn down a rock!

[@auliusBern]

The fire even tamed the stone 😲

[@serobboshnakyan1048]

My much respect for yourself for this wonderful job I could never imagine someone can create something like this thank you for my enjoyment thank you for your effort health and happiness

[@MunkeeMedia]

I love when he’s crushing rock, he’s always got his safety squints on!

[@tassie7325]

Very nice. All of the mod cons including running water.

[@jaceeh9954]

Not only did I learn something useful and new from this video today.. but also the comment section. Very amazing stuff man, thank you for sharing it to us!!

[@tinesprangdewanti5453]

Menakjubkan..kemampuan yang harus di pelajari dan dimiliki kaum lelaki..

[@iandarall4551]

Yr making a great job of the dry stone wall as well

[@martinshephard6317]

That little adze/combination is really useful tool for such a variety of jobs.

[@lucianopasserini179]

Grande coraggio e grande spirito di adattamento ! grazie e un cordiale saluto da Luciano il perugino (Italia) 😀🌵🍀🍀

[@destellamarismonfort1212]

Hermosa tu cueva cabaña!! Es muy original tu forma de trabajar. Cada técnica que aplicas es un aprendizaje que le da sentido a tu creación. Te admiro y felicito. Un saludo y abrazo desde Argentina Buenos aires,Monte grande,🇦🇷🤗

[@russelljenkins4660]

Couldn’t have said it better than you Completely agree 😊

[@cmoi8218]

Bien joué pour la coupe du monde de ⚽ nous avons était médiocres...

[@AhmadZakiVision]

This is a difference in the existing camping video category. Quite interesting. ✌🏻 • watching from Melaka, Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺

[@hildoberlanda2671]

Determinação e coragem. Parabéns

[@tolentarpay5464]

DIY building materials; easy to hand & no transport hassles... brilliant! I wonder, did you find any fossils in that rock?

[@NullScar]

He didn’t. All he found was Jimmy Hoffa.

[@Ydnar1155]

The whole rock is thousands of years of fossils.

[@NullScar]

@@Ydnar1155 …and don’t forget; trillions of years with aliens and their technology inside.

[@tolentarpay5464]

Point...

[@NullScar]

Lagrange point.

[@user-bm1bc5dz3n]

Для меня такая постройка не оригинальная, но индивидуальная! Приспособить жилье можно где угодно!? Молодец!?

[@huetuyenquang5518]

hello dear friend

[@oddballdynamics.9658]

Some archeologists is going to find this a hundred years from now and says it's thousands of years old. It's really awesome. Stay safe.

[@PenShoe6]

nah they will be able to tell by the tool marks

[@stewartgoodwin9488]

@@PenShoe6 yeah... He used nails

[@0.00.01]

😂

[@roses9339]

Amazing!! I was thinking that as soon as the blackened rock happened. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72 yrs

[@_Denis_19_77_]

Да, это вам не землянку в лесу построить! Дружище, приклоняюсь перед твоей силой воли,- ты невероятный!!! 😉✊✨✨✨

[@user-be4bv7ii8p]

Преклонятысь потрібно не перед силой человека, а перед Богом,ви ростете а не знаете что есть на небесах Бог. От человек перед кем он только не преклоняется, перед всякыми идоламы, но только не перед яБогом.

[@_Denis_19_77_]

@@user-be4bv7ii8p если ты дурак, то это на долго!

[@user-be4bv7ii8p]

@@_Denis_19_77_ Почему зразу дурак? Первый дурак, это те, кто говорит первый дурак, то он есть дурак. Вы просто почитайте Еванглию. И то и другое, а другое, там на пысано, что за кожное слово, какое скажуть люди, они дадут ответ в день суда. Чтобы вы знали, что если человек скажет слово дурак, он будет страдать в геене огняной. Вам ясно? Я не говорил что вы дурак, я написал вам, что не можно преклоняться перед человеком, преклонятся нужно пред Богом, что я сказал вам плохо, если я сказал плохо покажи что плохо. Кацябы вы тамну вас.

[@_Denis_19_77_]

@@user-be4bv7ii8p ты дурак просто потому что веришь в то, чего никогда не было! Это первое, а второе у тебя отняли имя и присвоили номер и ты даже не по старался это исправить! А что касается того кому поклоняться, так ответ в словен- поклон, это знак уважения! Как можно быть таким безграмотным я не понимаю?! Не приставай к людям со своими знаниями- это тебя ка раз и приведёт к ответу. И не учи людей жизни, у каждого свой путь, своя дорога! ты понял???

[@andreymuha2946]

По сути он как раз и сделал землянку под большим валуном 🤷‍♂️

[@user-jx2ro7od2n]

Thak to you for learn me, it is wanderfull

[@SimpleLifeTvPh]

GREETINGS FROM PHILIPPINES 🤗 I'M A NEW FAN OF YOU. I DO SOLO CAMPING TOO HOPE YOU ENJOY ☺️

[@abbeypuffin820]

thank you for sharing your knowledge. even tho i had learned a long time ago that i could use fire to make rock brittle, i had forgotten and this video was an excellent reminder and demonstration. Cheers

[@user-bc5ul2lb4e]

นักผจญภัยที่แท้จริงเหมือนในหนัง ทำในสิ่งที่คุณรักแล้วจะรู้สีกว่า มันมีความสุข มากกว่า ทำเพื่อคนอื่น

[@user-qg3gc7yb5g]

muy muy bonita y sobretodo los perritos

[@stephaniescarlett7887]

is there a part 2 where you show the inside after everything is all finished- or where you spend the nite and cook something maybe? i'm left wanting more hahaha! but great job- very creative, sir...i can only imagine how tired you must've been and how your hands must've hurt with all that hammer and stone work! one of your pups sure is loyal- i am sure the others are too, but one stood with you the whole time i see...blessings upon you and may peace be with you, always and everywhere- i am sure you have many dazzling adventures ahead of you!

[@manaramapatra7831]

I liked your cave building art. It is fantastic.

[@hanimansoor2093]

Very Amazing first time I know that fire can do this in the Rock.

[@roshnitamang3780]

I love how you care you doggy.❤❤

[@aliabasi1136]

Nice work done, constructive and positive work's are the works that will live forever. Love you brother

[@renaszana8375]

what a video man. you are great. you are very hardworking.

[@zaurejaxylykova3276]

Маган оте унады! Рахмет!

[@zirinhatrevizan471]

Lindo trabalho! Cachorro amigão!! Corajoso, parabens!

[@josemariosardinha]

Caramba que legal 😁 gostei bastante do tema do video! Achei bem executado gosto bastante desses vídeos sobre esse tema acabou de ganhar a minha inscrição parabéns pelo belo trabalho !!!

[@kronidatorres4636]

Te rifaste muchísimo desde que comenzaste a mover esas piedras. Gran video gracias

[@adelaidebarone3807]

Gargantuan task! Amazing what a man can do! Bravo!

[@mariramirez6630]

Me encanta la cueva cabaña está hermosa 🤩, quiero una asi🤔❤

[@bjreed6088]

INGENIOUS! I love how you use the natural resources available to accomplish your goal. ☺👏👏👏

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

I saw a hammer, a steel punch...

[@josenahector8369]

Thank you for sharing this amazing build.

[@user-qi9so6hs1t]

대단한 작업입니다. 맨손으로 바위아래 동굴집을 만드는 열정이 최고입니다.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@stanley1554]

You did an amazing job. What a cool cave.

[@nabergojdavid]

Just amazing. Waiting for your next project. All the best

[@jeremydenny5597]

I can’t find anything on this homie. He’s truly shining a new light in the bushcraft world by showcasing those skills in an chaparral/desert climate. I grew up in southwest AZ and so many of his videos bring me back to being a kid exploring the world out there. Are your projects around the Sonoran Desert or a climate similar to that?

[@tommarshall5566]

His profile sez he's in the USA but i'm a bit sceptical of that for a lot of reasons - the vegetation, his general look, that adze/hammer thing, those old-school sheep-guarding dogs with proper old-school spiked collars. Could easily be wrong though. My initial guess based on the landscape was Greece but I'm now more inclined to suspect he's in Albania or N Macedonia or similar. Or maybe even Turkey/Azerbaijan/Georgia/Armenia kind of area.

[@muratcantonc870]

@@tommarshall5566 My best guess would be Türkiye as the name of the channel is Mr. Sulo (Sulo - Sülo is the short version of Süleyman which is a common name in Türkiye) secondly he uses adze (also called "keser" in Turkish" it is very common tool for this kind of stuff) and the dogs look like Kangal which is an endemic breed for Türkiye. Lastly the mountain type and abundance of oak trees lead me to think about Eastern Türkiye.

[@tommarshall5566]

@@muratcantonc870 interesting; your theory certainly seems plausible. The adze/keser looks a very useful tool actually; similar benefits to a mattock but obviously far lighter and easier to swing. I might see if I can get hold of one. I need to remember to call it Türkiye and not Turkey; force of habit.

[@ElectricityTaster]

@@muratcantonc870 could it be Morocco?

[@Petung_Sewu]

What a great video. From Indonesia comes friends. spirit good luck always

[@TheBoredMarine]

I love how well kept the dog is, and that diet is first rate! EGGS AND BACON PUPPER!

[@nealjolly5434]

Great job. This gives me ideas on shelter building.

[@haroldmurillo4043]

Buen trabajo , aprendo como usar las piedras . Hermoso tu perro fiel.. Saludos desde Cali Colombia 😬👍

[@isabelgonzaleznorales4311]

Que señor más trabajador de la nada construye huna caballa tener un Amigo hasi, estener todo este señor es un jenio like

[@liliankimani9524]

I was hoping I will see you living in it. It looks wonderful. Congratulations 👏🎆

[@Omar9tralli]

Excelente trabalho! Excelente filmagem! Muito obrigada 👏👏💪🇧🇷

[@melmel5655]

Very creative and smart and love your puppy very cute 🤩🤩

[@jahnapanui6532]

We’ll done ❤ such hard work it was worth it coz it looks amazing,

[@tworiverflyfisher]

Hey, great job. That sandstone is really the best material for digging into. We did something similar in a primitive class. Could you list the tools used?

[@user-lo6dz3cq6t]

Мощно!!! Это титанический труд и упорство! Креативно!!! Браво!!!

[@user-cw6dv5hu9x]

Это доломит, там выдолбить нормальную пещеру под рыбалку максимум неделя, а то что сделал автор делается вдвоем за 6-7 часов 14 летними пацанами, приезжайте к нам в Гремячево посмотрите на нормальные пещеры, а не эту копанку под свалом - там нормальному здоровому мужику работы часов на 5 на расслабоне и не любиться с огнем который там не нужен

[@user-lo6dz3cq6t]

@@user-cw6dv5hu9x Ясно. 😮 Спасибо за пояснение!

[@ragiljulian]

I swear this is very good, I really like seeing it

[@brazilianadventure]

Incrível 👏 parabéns pelo trabalho, a cabana ficou espetacular

[@abdnbhan311]

❤🌷

[@luisromanlegionaire]

Best part of all no mortgage. Plus reasonably fireproof for most of the structure

[@freddiemiranda5366]

Awesome craftsmanship with minimal tools 👍👏🏻.

[@leonidhaimov6203]

Отдаю должное вашему упорству! Ждём ваше видео в сезон дождей УДАЧИ!

[@GhostyFilms]

I LOVE these videos. I wonder if this cave-making technique only works as far as one room... The deeper you go, I feel as if it's more difficult to get oxygen to the fire...

[@user-qi6fw7bf3i]

非常佩服他的毅力與構思無人可比

[@user-uf5tb3lm2k]

Судя по тому как разрушается этот камень, как нибудь может куба 3 отломиться пока отдыхаешь. Куча труда впустую.

[@meangreen7389]

Intro music sounded like a spaghetti western. Vid was great, thank you for sharing.

[@goodorusty]

This was interesting to watch. One thing I wonder about when watching these bushcraft shelter videos is: Do you own the property or is it on some public land somewhere?

[@Ahmet7641]

It is a public land.